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Emile Zola. The most famous aphorisms

The whole meaning of life lies in the endless conquest of the unknown, in the eternal effort to know more.
Anger is always a bad adviser.
The only happiness in life is the constant striving forward.
Women in general cannot be completely truthful. They lie utterly to everyone: to the judges, to their lovers, to their maids, and to themselves.
The key to family happiness is kindness, frankness, responsiveness.
The most virtuous woman is the one whom nature has created the most passionate, and reason has made the coldest.

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